Chambers wrote:
> Up until a few years ago, everything was done on film.  Film doesn't
> have resolution.

Yes, it does. It's called "grain". Look at really old film (or see the 
opening scenes in the newer Casino Royale James Bond film for a 
post-processing effect).

What movie film *does* have is grain that's far higher resolution than your 
display.

> IIRC, Ep II was the first movie filmed entirely with digital cameras,
> and they were HD cameras.

But they were only 1280x1024 tricolor-pixel cameras, so it's not even what 
you get on a HDTV, if I recall correctly.

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